Risk disclosure

Trading carries a high risk of losing money. Please read this before you place any trade, even on a demo account.

You can lose your whole stake

• On every trade you place, you can lose the entire amount you stake.
• A series of losing trades can empty an account quickly. Only use money you can afford to lose.
• Never borrow money to trade, and never trade money you need for rent, food, school fees or bills.

Patterns in past ticks do not predict the next tick

• Synthetic indices such as the Volatility indices are produced by a random process. The digit circles, percentages, streaks and "rule met" messages on this site describe ticks that already happened.
• In random data, lopsided stretches happen by chance all the time. A lean toward Even, Over or Rise is not a signal and not a forecast.
• No bot, scanner, template or analysis tool can promise a result. Anyone who promises one is misleading you.

What this site is and is not

• DollarFlow is an independent third-party tool. It is not operated by Deriv.
• We do not give financial advice and we do not manage your money. Trades are placed on your own Deriv account, and only when you tap a trade button.
• Nothing here guarantees profit. Speed Bot places trades automatically, but only after you set its limits and press Start, and it stops when a limit is reached or you press Stop.

Practical ways to protect yourself

• Start on a demo account and learn how contracts pay before using real money.
• Set a stop loss before every bot run, and decide in advance how much you are willing to lose in a day.
• Keep stakes small. Raising your stake after a loss (martingale) makes losses grow very fast: a few losses in a row can multiply your stake many times. If you use it, keep the multiplier low and set a firm stop loss.
• Take breaks. If trading is affecting your sleep, mood, money or relationships, stop and talk to someone you trust or a licensed counsellor.

Rules where you live

Rules about online trading differ by country. Regulators, including Kenya's Capital Markets Authority, have issued public warnings about unlicensed online trading platforms. Check what is allowed where you live and whether the platform you use is licensed there. Deriv is a separate company with its own terms and regulators.